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Conceptual Definition of Client Self-Determination. e identified two main conceptualizations of client self-determination in the social work literature. The first conceptualization views self-determination as an ability that clients possess.
The review examines self-determination by decade, noting the social climate, the evolution of the profession, and how those factors impacted how social workers both define self-determination and promote it in practice.
Feb 7, 2023 · Self-determination theory (SDT) is an evidence-based approach to programs promoting behavioral change. Social work researchers are increasingly incorporating SDT into program planning and evaluation.
Jun 1, 1990 · The results demonstrate how social workers work hard to promote clients' self-determination, and how this is carried out with different emphases within the frame of relational...
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As shown by its endorsement in professional codes of ethics, textbooks, and 'kitchen talk' between practitioners (Furlong, 2003b, p. 227), the concept of client self-determination has become part of social work orthodoxy.
Jul 1, 1996 · Social workers find themselves caught in the cross fire between two imperatives: (1) outcome-oriented and competency-based practice requisites and (2) the principle of client self-determination.
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Client Self-Determination and Professional Intervention: Striking a Balance Jack Rothman, Wendy Smith, John Nakashima, Mary Anne Paterson, and Jean Mustin Social workers find themselves caught in the cross fire between two imperatives: (I) outcome-oriented and competency-based practice requisites and (2) the principle of client self ...
